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Learn & Serve ~ Reflect
& Remember
Let us pause ~ September 11 ~ 8:45 AM ~ 9:45
AM ~ 10:10 AM |
9/11 as History Lesson Plans for Educators Family
and Work Institute Activities, Web Sites, Lesson Plans Remember September
11, The Teachers Corner America Responds Classroom Resources The American
Flag PBS American Association of Museums Joining Communities
in a Day of Remembrance Constitutional Rights Foundation Reflecting on
September 11 Empowering Children in the Aftermath of Hate Anti
Defamation League FEMA Resources for Parents and Teachers Good Ideas Lesson Plans for Teaching Courage, Compassion
and Community During American Character Week, Sept. 6-17 Links of Compassion Lesson Plan Scholastic N.Y. Times Daily Lesson Plan In Memory Exploring
Issues in Designing Memorials N.Y. Times Daily Lesson Plan Objects of Memory
One Year Later: Remembering September 11, 2001
Suggestions for Educators and Other Caregivers National Association of
School Psychologists PBS: America Responds - Classroom Resources Peace Pledge Lesson Plan Scholastic Proposals for Rebuilding World Trade Center CNN.com
Remember September 11 Lesson Plans and Resources
National Education Association September 11, 2001 Names of Victims (American Airlines
Flight 11, World Trade Center; American Airlines Flight 77, West Section
of the Pentagon, United Airlines Flight 175, United Airlines Flight 73,
Somerset County Pennsylvania) For more information, e-mail
blocurto@gmail.com |
Funded by:
TeachNet Service Learning is administered by
Boston Public Schools
Affiliate IMPACT II @ School to Career.
Supporting TeachNet are Special Assistant for High School Renewal,
Kathleen
Mullin; IMPACT II Affiliate Director Barbara
Locurto; WebMaster Andrew Binns;
High School
Renewal; School to Career Program: Linda Younis; Project Assistant: Linda Younis | Project Assistant Jean
Gibran. For more information, email blocurto@gmail.com.
About the Project Archives: The BostonTeachNet.org project was active between 2002 and 2007, with teacher-designed projects implemented and published on the BostonTeachNet.org website. This site now presents the archives from this project. While many of the teachers and partners may have retired or moved to other schools and projects, the materials published here continue to be valuable to readers, with both the concepts and the projects themselves continuing to be widely read.